Description

1.
5111 ANN PLACE BD5

Nos 2 to 10 (even)
SE 1632 46/186 23.5.77

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2.
Circa 1830-40 ashlar sandstone terrace of 2 storeys. Plain frieze band and moulded
eaves cornice. Low pitch slate roof with corniced chimneys. No 4 and the shared
positions of Nos 8 and 10, break forward very slightly as 3 bay symmetrical fronts
with blocking courses set over the cornice and semi-circular block end dies.
Otherwise 2 window fronts, those on ground floor in splayed based architrave
surrounds carried down sill to plinth. Splayed eaved architrave doorways with
cornices on finely curved long console brackets. The break comprising the shared
positions of Nos 8 and 10 has a central segmental carriage archway with flanking
pilasters. Dwarf sandstone "brick" walls with rounded copings link monolith corniced
and pyramid capped gate piers.

Listing NGR: SE1604932474

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26426267

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